Truro to Torquay from £21: 4 ways by bus, train, flight or car

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First Great Western Service / CrossCountry

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2h  31m

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£40-104

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1h  44m

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Traveling From Truro to Torquay

Traveling from Truro to Torquay offers a fascinating contrast between Truro's rich history and charming architecture and Torquay's vibrant coastal atmosphere and seaside excitement.

Best Neighbourhoods in Torquay

Torquay is known for its lively neighborhoods, each offering distinct attractions.

Wellswood

• Picturesque streets with unique shops and cafes.

• Close to the stunning Anstey's Cove beach.

Babbacombe

• Spectacular views from the cliff tops.

• Home to the famous model village attraction.

Torquay Harbour

• Bustling waterfront filled with restaurants and bars.

• Ideal spot for boat trips and water activities.

Best Times To Visit Torquay's Attractions

Maximize your Torquay experience by timing your visits to key attractions effectively.

Torquay Harbour

Visit early morning or late afternoon for a quieter, picturesque atmosphere.

Babbacombe Model Village

Go on weekdays in spring for fewer crowds and better weather.

Living Coasts

Early evenings during weekdays offer a peaceful experience with stunning views.

Torquay Weather: What to Expect Year-Round

Torquay enjoys a temperate maritime climate, providing mild winters and warm summers, making it inviting throughout the year. Visiting during late spring and early autumn typically brings pleasant weather, enhancing outdoor activities and beach enjoyment.

Dining in Torquay: A Taste of the Coast

For a culinary experience that highlights Torquay's coastal charm, try the fresh seafood platter at The Fish Market, where the flavors of the ocean come alive through local catch and vibrant seasonings. This contrasts with Truro's more traditional fare, offering a lively atmosphere and innovative dishes that celebrate the region's maritime heritage.